Diy jute rug

Today we are jumping on a trend we’ve seen recently! We’ve been loving these jute/straw/natural/hemp vibes that have been around the internet, and so we’ve decided to DIY three things that fall into this very cool category!

Add some color and boho flair to any space with an easy DIY jute rope rug using materials found at the dollar store and hardware store.

I made a jute front door mat you guys! It turned out so cute, I may need to make more! I love projects like this...it was easy and affordable, anyone can recreate this at home and make it themselves. No sewing involved, all you need are a few supplies from a dollar store and your own home, and you too can make one just like this. I love the warm textural addition it has made to our front entry. I was very inspired to make this while I was brainstorming a makeover for my front porch area. I

Challenges and issues abound for rug cleaners when it comes to dealing with jute rugs. Here’s how to handle these problems.

Rather than dropping $30+ on a welcome mat or outdoor rug, make one yourself. You’ll spend half of the money and get a custom product that works for your home.

Alternate Title: Your new name is (insert first name until after the first syllable and then add Gyver to it.) You are caught in the biggest design dilemma of your life. With no way out.

Do you like home decor DIY? Well, we've got a terrific project for you to try: rug making! The biggest secret to it is this - rugs are actually quite simple to make, most of the time. But they look really fantastic & your friends and family will be super impressed that you did it all by yourself. One of the best things about this DIY project is that you can easily customize both the color scheme and the materials to exactly what you want. If you want the rug to match your living room paint…

Jute, also called hessian or burlap, is a natural fiber found in clothing, luggage, and home furnishings. Jute carpets have some of the softest fibers in the world and feature a gold shine in their natural state. Jute may also be dyed a...

Jute Rug, Part II

Senior editor Morgan Michener adds pattern and texture to a basic jute rug DIY using twine and yarn. | Photographer: Kim Jeffery